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Love the way those colas stack up on the POW33.

Lower the nutrients couple hundred ppms and you can raise your light up a bit as well. You have space so no need to keep them too bushy and pushing them to the max. Lift lights up to 30"-36" and let the plants fill up the canopy for a much larger yeild. The plant doesn't need to be that short...

That spider has me shook lol. Looks so evil. Plants looking top notch, I like the straw mulch, keeping in touch with nature down there. I'll be checkin' in on ya.

The guy that wilted over didn't have enough water in the bottom of the pot. Saturate your soil, then mix it up, then add your seedling. You shouldn't have to water after that for weeks. When the soil drys out on top just stick your finger in the soil and test to see if it needs water.

I would flip the to flower before they take up the entire space. You can keep tucking them throughout the first 3-4 weeks of flower as they stretch out. Hard to believe your a n00b, they look really healthy. No issues, gj.

Here is an example. This particular setup uses tables that roll side to side to create walkways in between rows to maximize space. In your situation you don't have that much height, you may want to look into replacing the lighting with air cooled reflectors. And adding some heavy duty...

Many things to consider here. Is it possible to post some pics of the warehouse to get a better idea of restrictions? Also what plans do you have in mind? Are you looking to do soil or hydro? First things first, you will need to set up electrical, and ventilation before anything. These will...

Did you make the shatter or purchase it? It's possible it was already winterized. Picture?

Yeah new pistils forming is a sign there is no stress on the plant. Too much nutrients, to much light mixed with any foliar sprays, or just high temps can turn your pistils brown. Try to prevent them from browning as long as you can, pistils don't determine whether a plant is matured or not...

I'd give her a few more weeks, especially if you are going for couch lock effect. If you give a plant lower light levels it will take quite a bit longer. What kind of light have you been providing?

You are in business. I can see room for clones and a veg area in the top compartment. What are the dimensions? Looking like 4000w's with air cooled reflectors, and possibly a portable air conditioner/dehumidifier. You may need to modify some exhaust ports. And of course some wall mount fans...

It's easy to start chasing your own tail overthinking things lol.

Nothing, it's getting used to the environment, it may be a little too dry out for such a small plant, in veg. It will come out of it. Just look at the thick stem on that. This plant is healthy. I see, you have a before and after. Looks like a critter got to it. The plant itself is going to...

Makes perfect sense to me, just adding water leaches nutrients from the soil. I only add water, and I am going to this crop just to prevent any issues, but I am going to experiment with some of your method adding nutes later on in the flowering cycle. My dirt beds may be deceiving me, and when...

No way that will shrivel to a gram. That bud looks to be quite dense to me, and look a the size of it compare to his hand. Look at the finished product, it barely shrunk.

Good info on rehydrating the soil before adding the nutes. Maybe this is why I see buds swell with the drying of the soil medium, the concentration of nutrients in the water increases and the plants get a bit of a boost.

Big brother. It's to keep things from rebelling and bushing out too much.

I would say it has a lot to do with keeping a healthy root zone and oxygenation of the roots zone. Letting the soil dry out should also allow for the pH to drift a bit and cover all bases with nutrient absorption. I think MIMedGrower has a very nice soil mix. Lots of organic matter to retain...

No, they are definitely budding. But there is also a lot of energy going into growing new leaves, shoots, roots, stretching etc... Around the fifth or sixth week of flower the will be in full bloom. Focusing on bud production as a whole, putting all of their energy into flowering.

Killing it, I'm jelly.